Paper Mario: Because Square was too busy making Final Fantasy 7.
Author: Michael Coorlim
Michael Coorlim is a teller of strange stories for stranger people. He collects them, the oddballs. The mystics and fire-spinners, the sages and tricksters. He curates their tales, combines their elements and lets them rattle around inside his rock-tumbler skull until they gleam, then spills them loose onto the page for like-minded readers to enjoy.
21st Century Retroboy
I missed out on a lot of cool videogames and I’m going to blog a series where I go ahead and play them. This isn’t going to be a trip report.
Zeitgeist 1980 Kickstarter Postscript
The kickstarter might be over, but production on the 80s-movie-themed interactive fiction game continues anew!
Zeitgeist 1980 Kickstarter
A week ago I launched the kickstarter for Zeitgeist 1980, an interactive fiction game inspired by 80s movies and television.
Plans for the New Year 2021
The best laid plans for 2021 in a world where each year will be worse than the last.
Zeitgeist 1980 Step by Step UI Design Devlog
Here’s where I design the user interface for the upcoming release of Zeitgeist 1980.
Post Apocalyptic RPG Content Creation
About a month ago I started work on a simple game project with indie dev Joseph Hocking. It’s my first collaborative game of any scope, and I’m handling content creation and narrative design while Joseph handles the programming and system development. We started out with very little other than a vague idea that it would…
Learning Godot 1: Extreminator
What’s next in my godot learning journey? A 2d top-down shooter, that’s what’s next.
Learning Godot 0: The Adventure so Far
I’ve been working up small-scope quickly developed games to teach myself godot. Here are the first two.
Survival Mode: When in Doubt 3.6
Just when our protagonists start to get a handle on things, everything changes again.